Maths: Adaptive teaching: KS2 lesson planning

Audience: School leaders, Teachers

Subject: Primary maths

Topics: Approaches to individualised learning, Knowledge of the curriculum, Pedagogy – subject specific, Theories of learning

In this session, we will delve into an effective method for planning a key stage 2 maths lesson using the comprehensive resources provided by White Rose. Through the implementation of adaptive teaching strategies, our experienced maths specialist will guide you in tailoring your approach to cater to the diverse needs of the children in your classroom.

Exploring the nuances of episodic teaching techniques, we will leverage insights into the prior knowledge of your children. Our expert will share a thinking-aloud process, unravelling the key questions they pose at each stage of planning and articulating how they adeptly address each one. By the end of the session, you will not only gain valuable adaptive teaching strategies but also a heightened awareness of how to effectively enable and extend children in your classroom.

Prepare to leave the session equipped with practical insights that will not only elevate your teaching methods but also transform the way you approach lesson planning in the future.

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